The Latest Breaking News from the National Trust for Scotland

Archaeology excels in giving insights into the everyday lives of people in the past. It is only very occasionally that we get those spine-tingling moments when we can connect the artefacts and structures we excavate to very specific people and events – such as the massacre of Glen Coe.

ENGINEERS are starting work to give the historic island of Iona an ultrafast broadband technology boost

THE population of one of the country’s rarest birds has seen a "promising" increase on a Scottish island, the National Trust for…

Campfires, littering and tree felling are all putting a beloved Scottish valley at risk

A horrifying image shared by the National Trust for Scotland shows thousands of midges swarming a camper's tent in the Cairngorms.

CAMPAIGNERS have welcomed a decision by the Scottish Government to call in “damaging and unsuitable” plans for a horse racing track on the…

A 200-YEAR-OLD plaque commemorating a key moment in Scottish history at a popular tourist spot has undergone restoration work.

Seabird experts at the National Trust for Scotland have raised alarm bells as this year’s seabird breeding season gets off to a sluggish start.

THE National Trust for Scotland may seek a judicial review of how a planning application for a harness racing track on the Bannockburn battlefield…